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by gargs 7d ago
What I want to know is if the agents are so good that they can convert React Native code to native with amazing efficiencies along the way, what's stopping them from improving React Native itself?
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by gargs 2mo ago
I actually have suffered from a cut. It's ridiculously sharp.
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by gargs 5mo ago
Apple Maps is absolutely very late to the game when it comes to road closures. Google Maps somehow always knows which roads are closed, even if for a few minutes.
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by gargs 1y ago
When I started using OS X, one of the biggest draws for me was first-class native keyboard shortcuts support that was consistently followed and applied by all apps (first party and otherwise). So you could be sure that a shortcut for search
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by gargs 2y ago
If their problem was 'too many developers', I reckon they'd be building totally useless yet amazingly engineered SDKs and data/analytics tools or apps to improve the quality and satisfaction of your music consumption. In
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by gargs 2y ago
Surely, Apple will respond by artificially hampering one or more of their products in the EU and hence take away even the slightest reason to upgrade hardware in the name of Apple Intelligence. Customers need a company that acts and reasons
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by gargs 2y ago
We only had dial-up connections with a real IPv4 address back when I used ICQ.
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by gargs 2y ago
It was way ahead of its time even in the 90s. I remember being swooned by the real-time typing windows, amazing sound effects, Just Works™ file transfer, and the wonderful contact list with people decorating their names with ASCII art. I ma
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by gargs 2y ago
Maybe, but Apple has proven to be exceptionally bad at rolling out their services globally if they fail to obtain some arbitrary scale. https://support.apple.com/en-us/118205
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Are Kids Losing Their Love for Music?(theguardian.com)
14 points by gargs 2y ago|20 comments
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by gargs 2y ago
This was my immediate thought upon seeing the title! I used to love the library telnet server, which worked for searching, placing a hold, renewing, and even inter-library loans. There was also rudimentary full-text search of engineering jo
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by gargs 3y ago
...and after passing that hurdle, you're suddenly exposed to a large body of work in the organization that has no processes to ensure continuity and modernization other than some rudimetary coding styles and PR/code review flows.
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by gargs 3y ago
Gatekeeping also has something to do with this.
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by gargs 3y ago
Bad design is slowly becoming an industry trend, which is surprising because Twitter today has more design influencers than ever before. Personally, I feel that the marriage of design with data has created such a huge mess that there’s just
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by gargs 3y ago
This is the courageous Apple we've all been waiting for. One that doesn't think twice about antagonizing its users just to throw a tantrum.
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by gargs 3y ago
Unless it is doctors' notes or prescriptions.
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by gargs 3y ago
Would this help in getting jobs as much as a real MBA would?
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by gargs 3y ago
I have to wonder how much of this middle management heavy organizational structure was introduced by cultures that place undue significance to 'becoming a manager' in computing success in profession.
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Netflix Down(help.netflix.com)
2 points by gargs 3y ago|0 comments
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by gargs 3y ago
In my case, it appears that maximizing my download has a huge impact on my upload as well, which makes sense from a TCP/IP point of view. In this case, do you mean the ISP's flow control?
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by gargs 3y ago
It seems to grossly underestimate my upload bandwidth!
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by gargs 3y ago
I appreciate the QR code menus in busy spots in Amsterdam (almost every terrace when the weather is nice). It means I could spend more time with family instead of standing in a line with people fumbling around. Service usually sucks anyway,
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by gargs 4y ago
The irony is that regional smaller banks would now be supporting larger banks with insurance contributions if unlimited deposit insurance becomes a real perpetual thing.
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by gargs 4y ago
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Remote: 100% Willing to relocate: Perhaps Technologies: Swift, Swift on Server, Objective-C, Cocoa, Catalyst, SwiftUI Resume/CV: https://gargs.com Email: saurabh@gargs.com Currently work
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by gargs 4y ago
I have a production app live using Swift/Vapor. I created this app solely for the purpose of learning full-stack development using Swift, and so far it has been an amazing ride. The best thing about using Swift on the server if you&#x2
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by gargs 4y ago
Is Web2 Bullshit?
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Jack Dorsey rolls his stake into Elon Musk-owned Twitter(ft.com)
5 points by gargs 4y ago|1 comments
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by gargs 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | Amsterdam | Remote iOS development freelancer with experience building apps spanning all the releases of iOS. More recently, developing full-stack using Swift on the server as well as learning staple technologies/tools l
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by gargs 4y ago
This has always been how abandoned communities are offered a chance to stay alive...at least for the last 15(?) years or so.
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by gargs 4y ago
Unless you use your television solely to experience encryption-free OTA programming, any cable provider or streaming app has the capability to sell your viewership data to third parties.

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